Cutaneous, pulmonary and sinusal aspergillosis in a diabetic patient.

Background: Cutaneous aspergillosis is rarely reported in diabetic patients.

Aim: The objective of our study is to report a case of lethal disseminated aspergillosis revealed by multiples skin necroses, with pulmonary and sinusal involvement in a diabetic patient.

Case Report: A 60-year-old diabetic woman, presented with one month -rapidly -extensive, 1 to 10 cm skin necroses of the trunk, limbs and eyelids.

Generalized peeling skin syndrome: Case report and review of the literature.

Peeling skin syndrome (PSS) is a rare form of ichthyosis with a probable autosomal recessive inheritance that exhibits superficial, painless, continual, or seasonal cutaneous exfoliation. The syndrome generally appears at birth or in infancy. We report a case of generalized PSS and provide a literature review.

[Hereditary ichthyosis in Tunisia: epidemiological study of 60 cases].

Background: Ichthyosis are a group of inherited keratinizing disorders. The cutaneous abnormalities may be isolated or associated with extra-cutaneous symptoms.

Aim: To report the epidemiological and clinical profiles of patients with these genodermatoses from a hospital tunisian study.